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Evening Star, Issue 17367, 1 June 1920, Page 9

US buyers of large quantities Groceries means " The Lowest Prices ———— Always ! " Grocers, Tea and Provision Merchants i , George Street. 35 SCT« W//SS% 'mm Wepariiteisfs, DRESS f.IATERSAi.3, CSin ALL-WOOL COLONIAL TWEEDS^-iS/S, 15/8, 18/6, E3/8. &3in ALL-WOOL HARRIS TWEEDS in plaia oolors and Chocks; suitablo for Golf Skirts, Costumes, and Coats—lß/6, 21/0. dve—22/e. 56in CREAM BLANKET SERGE—IS/S. 54in DARK GREY AND NAVY MIXED TWEED, an ideal material for Childroa?* School Frocks—lß/8, LADIEB' WARM UNDERWEAR, FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES—I 3/8, 18/8, 17/6, 18./6, 19/S, 21/. WINCEY AND VIYELLA NIGHTDRESSES*29/6,732/6, 35/6, 37/6, 30/8, 42/8. LADIES' ALL-WOOL COMBINATIONS-^9/g. 21/6, 23/8, 25/8, 27/6, 28/6. LADIES' WOVEN COMBINATIONS— 6/6, •?/«. 8/G, 8/11, 8/11, 10/6. LADIES' RIBBED WOOL VESTS—6/i° ""* S/11, 7/11, 8/6, 9/11, 10/6, 12/6. LADIES' SHETLAND BLOUSE JACKETS—--12/6, 1«/8. SMART NEW COOD3 IN OUR FAN/CY DEPARTMENT. DAINTY HAND-MADE FILET LACES in Insertions, Threading Beadings, and FjdeWs from 1/11 to 3/8 yard. «s *» » A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF CHINA AND INDIAN LACES in newest designs., from 4d to 5/11 yard. CLTJNY LACES in striking designs, in all widths, from 3fd to 1/8 yard, THE NEW VEIL on Elastic, in latest mesh in Black only. Splendid value—l/ 3 each. ' DAINTY ROSEBUD TRIMMING in all good »%' colors. LIMITED, iiiieila's Busy Business Centre. vm3s^ss^^^^^^^s^ms^^^^^m^g^^ss^iSmm&)mm»m^^^ A Splendid Selection for Show Week Visitors I / t ml /: W dif s ajL THE FAMOUS " HYDROTITE" RAINCOAT FOR GENTLEMEN, new styles, perfect quality and finish m tne fashionable Fawn shades; Kitchener all-round or open collar, check linings, and everv modern feature ; trie Coat that appeals to the discerning wearer; permanently rain and weather-proof; cut with a generous fullness m the skirt, perfect in fit and stylish in every feature. ' Prices, 75/, 90/, 105/, 6gs 3 Igs, and Sgs. WARM TWEED OVERCOATS, d£f3& Smart belted models, stylish and \*- L< conservative designs, latest Lon- : &I^*/S*. don fashions, single and 'double - JW-.^J^^S, breasted. MW v£ f wi\ The " ClTY."—Single breasted. Rag- &9K\\ lan sleeves, smart, stylish-cut skirt, patch pockets, and gauntlet cuffs— s £6 10/ and £3 10/. The i: DUMFRIES."—DoubIe breasted. deep lapels, Raglan sleeves, belt all /. A J round, fastening in front with buckle, ■■'/ j raised seams, centre vent; very fash- i ionable appearance—£7 10/, £9 10/, ; L and £lO 10/. M The " COUNTY."—DoubIo breasted, ' Talma sleeves, swing back, full '• skirt— £8 10/ and £7 10/. j The " DENISON."—DoubIo breasted, j ' belt at back, strap cuffs, centre vent, « lined high-grade Italian Cloth—£6 , B 10/ and £8 10/. > ■ The " BROADWAY."—SingIe-breasted, j fitted sleeves, full swing back, loose 1 skirt, patch pockets—£3 18/ and I £lO 10/. I Merchant Tailors and Men's Mercers, 12,14,16, and 18 GEORGE STREET